Utricularia beaugleholei
A terrestrial bladderwort of south-eastern Australia, found in south-eastern South Australia, Victoria and southern New South Wales. It grows in wet sand or clay at the edges of swamps, in roadside drains and in seasonally flooded grassland, and bears violet flowers with raised yellow ridges on the lower lip from September to March. It can behave as an annual or a perennial, depending on how long its ground stays wet.
Where it grows wild
Wet sand or clay at swamp margins, in roadside drains and in seasonally flooded grassland. These are open, sunny, seasonally wet places that can dry out in late summer.
Lowland to tableland; in New South Wales it is recorded from the Southern Tablelands and South West Slopes. No exact elevation is given in the sources consulted.
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